i'm amanda lang in toronto. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york..s. trade with china has plunged in september following fresh tariffs. both countries are aiming to ease tensions with u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross, saying the licenses to sell to huawei will be coming shortly. i sat down with fcc chairman ajit pai who warned that chinese tech firms pose a threat to u.s. national security. >> we seeing a great variety of evidence with particular to chinese vendors to hitting in ways that are not consistent with the rule of law with free markets and the like. earlier this year, the department of justice announced an indictment against huawei which states officials offered whoses to individuals successively stole confidential information from certain businesses. more generally speaking, this is part of the chinese government effort we fear to leverage their influence over global commerce. last month, we saw controversies involving the nba, taiwanese flag emoji's, and e-sports. if the chinese government is willing to take steps on those areas, when

amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto.eported its third-quarter earnings before the bell this morning, and it showed earnings-per-share beating analyst estimates. they boosted the outlook on eps growth for the year. the stock initially shot higher on those numbers. shares are mildly negative now. for some insight into what may be going on, we will come rupesh parikh from artan heimer who has a market perform call on the stock. with what you think happened today, the numbers were pretty good. solid, obviously, that other retailers would be envious of. i think it came down to expectations. walmart was trading at all-time highs. you look at the 3.2% can't in the u.s. business, but investors were hoping for more. theda: one of the things president was quick to say today was that tariffs is not hurting walmart. it is actually a genuine concern when you look at the costs for the company. any signs that we are seeing increased cost, that it is working on margins elsewhere to offset that? rupesh: walmart has said pretty clearly, t

amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto. back on the rails.anadian national railway has reached a tentative agreement the union representing more than 3000 of its workers. canadian national is canada's largest railroad operator. capacity was drastically reduced during the weeklong strike, and the effects will be ongoing. page ellis is with us now. great relief to have it finished, but interesting to see an industry, sector after are glad theg we pain is over but it will continue. how hard was it to get a deal? >> very hard. a week is a decades length. 2009 was the last time we saw one even approach this length. in this case, what was interesting, what a difference .4 hours make. yesterday, my sources were suggesting they were no closer to reaching a deal then when the strike began. this morning, we learned they were making progress, and that the deal was announced. my understanding is they worked overnight to hash out the deal. the terms have not been closed, they are waiting for the deal to be ratified to unveil those details. shery: what has

amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto. welcome to bloomberg markets. we are joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. >> larry kudlow says the u.s. and china talk every day and it is down to the short stroke. the troubles are not ending for wework. the company is drawn scrutiny from the sec about whether the company violated financial rules in the run-up to its sale ipo. and let's three home buyers are finding global cities less welcoming. why london, vancouver, new york, and hong kong are losing cache with wealthy international buyers. the willow bay, want a trade war takes another turn. the trump administration signaling that negotiations with china are entering the final stages. larry kudlow told reporters we are coming down to the short strokes. and in communication with beijing every day. that does not mean another breakdown will not happen or be averted. tom orlik is with us with the latest. course feels hourly at this point. we know there are daily conversations, so when we talk about what could bring down, do we begin to feel that we

amanda: live in toronto, i'm amanda lang.e joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. shery: pro-democracy candidates sweet hong kong's local elections, see record turnout, and a big win for pro-democracy lawmakers. reshaping the brokerage business. charles schwab agrees to buy td ameritrade for about $26 million in a deal that will change the retail brokerage landscape. uber was stripped of its license to operate in london because of safety concerns. they say they have found a fix to make the app safer for passengers. amanda: let's get a quick check on the major averages. some enthusiasm, positive goodtum in part thanks to news on global trade, specifically china saying it will take a closer look at intellectual property and cracking down on any wrongdoing. that could be to a deal. we also have some merger activity that is london summit doozy as an. we do have technology leading the s&p 500. energy showing some weakness. the nasdaq hitting a record following some of the other markets. a quick check on a read of sen

the plastic waste lang waste of malaysia's involvement and people's health and most of it wasn't even generated in the country . welcome to. it's good to have you with us what has prompted china's i don't handed approach in. if you believe a league of government documents it was the words from this man chinese president xi jinping he allegedly ordered officials to court absolutely no mussy when dealing with terrorism and separatism. the result of that has been up to a 1000000 wee goods interned in detention camps like this one families separated and the destruction of we go to culture by raising mosques and other images headed to the region in a moment i'll speak to someone who's experienced the uncertainty of separation from their family but 1st here's more on what is contained in these revelations. a city in harmony and joy under the watch of big brother human rights organizations in the u.n. have long suggested that scenes like this are all for show and that families suffering under a crackdown from beijing but details have been scarce now a major leak has provided an unprecedented

amanda: i am amanda lange. we are joined by our bloomberg audiences. the trade ministers from the united states and mexico are meeting in washington today to discuss the deal. plus bracing for black friday. we will talk to the ceo about what to expect after the thanksgiving holiday. deisappointing outlook from er. disappointing quarter. difficult conditions keep them from replacing much equipment. >> a quick check of the major averages. we do have gains again today. a combination of interesting and optimistic views on trade. we are still hearing from big american companies. that is factoring in on some of these different indices. we are seeing other big gains and new records as well. communications is also strong. industrial and energy and dear is particularly weak. we get some economic data out there. we have small caps relative to the s&p 500. relative to the s&p 500, it remains incredibly weak. jobless claims as well as business equipment demands. we had gdp advised -- revised upward. that has helped with market optimism. surprise indexe in positive

lang didn't like that unit. and maybe a cabinet can be added and that solves the storage concern, if that unit is still available. i request two months. i think that would give us enough time to really make a good effort at it. if that unit is no longer available, we'll look for other units. one month is tight, but we'd appreciate anything you can do. >> commissioner walker? >> we gave you a month. i'm just saying that part of what the continuance was last month was to allow time to do a resolution. and so the thing is that i would uphold this anyway because my understanding -- i mean, maybe our attorney can tell me to answer that question of when we hold an abeyance, does it still exist and we have to disclose and all of that. i can't answer that. but maybe we can get a -- >> my understanding is that the abeyance period, the department wouldn't record it until the period ends. it wouldn't show up in, like, a title search. but i can't say whether or not they would have a duty under real estate law to have to dis

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. >> i am amber kanwar in for amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. are the top stories we are following from around the world. optimism wanes. president trump says the u.s. has not agreed to roll back tariffs on china. the president's comments diluting hope the u.s. will make enough concessions to secure a tree truce. mccarthy, blackstone's global cohead of real estate says nothing, not the trade war with china nor the prospect of a slowing global economy will curb their appetite for property. we will have an exclusive interview. and minding the gap. is steppingpeck down before the company spins off its powerhouse old navy brand. what does it mean for the struggling retailer? vonnie: let's get a quick check on the major averages. we are unchanged right now on the s&p 500. we have been up and down all day long. you would not think that if you look at the headlines, plenty of trade headlines from the president. the dow jones down 39 points. the nasdaq is higher by .2%. look to next week to see what direction we go in, although it is a grind higher in g

in 1929 german director fritz lang portrayed the darker side of the moon mission in this silent film it was considered one of the 1st to reasonably accurate science fiction movies. moon films had been popular since the early days of cinema and still are seen. in a new film portrays the triumphs and the tragedies in the life of neil armstrong in 1962 his daughter karen died of a brain tumor when she was just 2 years old. armstrong was devastated by the loss of his daughter. the film includes a scene in which armstrong 7 years later stands in silence on the edge of the moon crater in the film he casts a bracelet with his daughter's name on it into the crater 'd. this was a man who i think was forged for failure and for loss he was not sort of you know this kind of born icon he was not he was not necessarily the sort of all american hero from the outside he was a human being he was vulnerable women mistakes. later after the astronauts have returned to earth armstrong is shown at the core in 100 facility the moon mission seems to have changed him and not for the better he's more serious

turns and say like my dad will be leaving lang lang back. for all it's falling that's right addict in the things right after this break. terror of. terror and of sight to see. russia and the us. now with the big part of snow with noodles a lot of big partisan movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bathroom and shouting to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for speeches it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. watching the hawks. terror of russian airlines. the terror of russian airlines. dissent is being crim

esto es lo que en su momento fue lang al presidencial, ahora parte de las delaciones de la fuerza aÉreao morales y ser recibido en este lugar por el canciller mexicano marcelo ebrard. ¿quÉ dijo evo morales? yo las gracias. dijo que salvaron la vida. >>para que no haya mÁs hechos de sangre. hemos decidido renunciar. estamos agradecidos... porque el presidente... de mÉxico, me salvÓ la vida. ivÁn: una vez las autoridades le ven domicilio en un lugar que no sea revelado. estÁ en espera de poder salir al estacionamiento, y en general hasta la salida este hangar, por cuestiones migratorias, porque estÁn hacen de los trÁmites necesarios para que evo morales tenga jurÍdicamente la estancia legal que necesita en su condiciÓn de repudiado. asÍ que es lo que podemos comentar al respecto de lo que ocurrido en las Últimas horas luego de este viaje en el que evo morales fue trasladado desde bio libia, luego paraguay, y finalmente a la ciudad de mÉxico. realizamos. carolina: en una conferencia de prensa en la que se le vio tranquilo a evo morales, y donde dice que mientras tenga vida continuarÁ la po

ones do it's from here that munich involved this is actually the intersection of the 2 districts and lange and . they were older than me and itself the soul to pass through here and salt was sold by the machines i left mary's column. this is where the monks lived which is where munich got its name and this was the main market square when it got to be too small the market moved to the 2 argument and this quest of 5 because nobody was allowed to build on it about we had no. right on martin platt's you'll find the don't use it a traditional restaurant popular with tourists and locals alike it serves all kinds of the varian specialties from port knuckles to veal sausage and if you're lucky musical accompaniment. we're ordering what's known as a blood site typical for munich. what's here on the board. as a they've got a variety of bavarian specialties here in the cheese gone and we've got the all but stout specialty consisting of come over and batter very rich but very tasty with red onions and we have various sausages here and that's pork lard with cracklings and dried onions this is an educat

. >> what was so unusual about her body lange? >> she was kind of just -- looked kind of distant. >> alabama officials offering more than 1,007,000 reward for any information in ania's case thanks in large part to the outpowering of donations from the ufc community ufc star walt harris is ania as stepfather. >> it's overwhelming to see them come up and, you know, the mayor -- i mean the graffiti, excuse me, kaye harvey, thank you for approving the reward. >> ton, blue ribbons dot mailboxes around her hometown in alabama as nearly a dozen agencies from local police to the fbi work to bring her home. >> that's our main goal. we have to find ania. we want her back. we want her back. >> blaine, what are we hearing from police tonight? >> reporter: well jose, the chief tells mo he that police in auburn are investigating a number of possibilities, including that ania possibly met up with somebody that she met online. jose. >> blaine zand ner auburn thank you very much. >>> there has been a shake-up? the race for president. beto o'rourke

in san francisco, i am don lange, kpix five. >>> another piece of good news for homebuyers, mortgage interest rates still very low. freddie mac reporting the average 3.6 8% this week. >>> gunfire erupted during the alleged robbery at a target store in fremont. police say the suspect stole videogame consoles and other merchandise just before midnight. the security guard confronted them then a passenger in a getaway car fired at least one shot into the air. >> probably like five police cars and then, a fire truck and an ambulance. >> pretty shocking for me cause i did this at target center but yes, i find it relatively safe. >> the shot was fired and the police chase the car into newark, three are now under arrest and two others are detained. >>> last friday in full swing. we caught up with some of the hunters braving the crowds. >> reporter: the economy is doing as well as it is, it is not surprising a lot of people are taking advantage of this years black friday sale. here near the bay street mall, the parking lot is jammed full. while in concorde crowds are filling the mall already

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of luxury apartments, sellers are opting to rent to at leastt collec some money on units that are langethe mechanic. the deman has led to a new estate. in mttan real $100,000 a month rental. an apartment at 15th central park west rented for $125,000 a month this spring. and this apartment on leonard street downtown can be yours for $123,000 a month. it's got 6,000 square feet, six bedrooms, four and a half baths, 14-foot ceilings and a 56 stories high views of all of manhattan and both rivers. >> sples people want t try out the neighborhood. they want to try out to see if it is a building that they necessarily like. other times there is people that only want to be in manhattan for x months or one year at a time. >> now the owners of this apartment who bought it back in 2016or $30 million have received offers for short-te rentals but they want a year long lease talsing $1.4 million to rent. sky high views at sky high prices. more "nightly business report," i'm robert franke in downtown manhattan. >> wow. before we go, here is another look at th day's final numbers on wall street. the dow

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to say oh it's 70 years so the witness people can't remember who said this to me this doesn't apply lange other cases where we've got witness statements going back decades in fact and nobody's saying that they that the case has to be dropped because it's over 7 years old no we want the telly and particularly. we want the spotlight shown on the i think on on the british authorities and the role they played in this we already know neal from wiki leaks itself the leaks that the british were prosecuting authorities trying to exert pressure on the swedes not to drop the case that had that e-mail that we saw published i think i think the wording was a don't you dare get cold feet so the squeege were under pressure from britain and possibly also for america to to to keep this sort of investigation ongoing on and to have it's carrying on against him this cloud over him we've got to look into that and we know that of course 'd the british we know that the number of e-mails of actually were deleted relating to this that's going to be very hard to come up with that yes we need detail we want to know

dame eleanor lange is another deputy speaker after a promotion.racy. sir edward lee has been a conservative backbencher since 1983 and would be a traditional speaker who does not speak too much. a northern ireland minister until last year and says the speaker he will not make up parliamentary procedure. and finally dame rosie, a deputy speaker sincejune 2017, and a former labour chief weapon. —— chief whip. she will adjudicate rather than dictate. gary conor. well, who better to ask about the challenges facing the new speaker than dr ruth fox from the hansard society. i think the next speaker is certainly, in terms of how they are running what they are saying in the hustings events that have been taking place in the run—up to the election i think they are likely to promote themselves more as umpires rather than players, and certainly there's been a lot of criticism of the speaker and his creativity and innovation. a number of the runners in this race are saying that they will stick more to the rules and not be loading the dice in favour of one sid

and they reminded out of the top stories we are following for you joe johns lang going to muckle arise in india to talk trade and security already big business partners both sides the potential to be restrained in the fall out from trump tower with china. and us to make use of a proofing peach clinton party to president trump the resolution passed by a comfortable majority in a democratic controlled house it sets out the ground rules for the inquiry into place of public and. now coming up next tuesday w. science magazine tomorrow today don't forget you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our website at his d.w. dot com i'm humphrey everybody impacts your company and see farsi. good to. be. in constant. holiday adapting to the climate crisis. scientists are looking into the intelligence of plants to see what they can learn. plants and that amazing abilities. to borrow today next on g.w. . you know aziz every goal is an act of liberation succor means and columnist. many people in afghanistan think it's wrong for women to do sports don't try to stuff a. lot

multi cropping and diversifying what you actually produce through the year and not lange just in one. just one other story concerning india at least one person killed and 10 injured this is in a grenade attack in indian administered kashmir no one claiming responsibility so far for that assault in srinagar city. 2 other news iran has announced it is taking another step away from the 2050 nuclear deal the head of the atomic energy organization says tehran is now operating 60 advanced centrifuges double the amount previously known iran also says it's working on a prototype a centrifuge that is 50 times faster than those allowed under the 2015 nuclear deal let's check in with dos de bar in tehran dulce earlier i was talking to you about the 40th anniversary of the storming of the embassy a symbolic day there chosen to announce this news. yes certainly come all it's not a coincidence that iran has decided to make this announcement on the 40th anniversary of the us embassy takeover this announcement was made in the natanz nuclear facility by they had a ron's atomic energy organization ali

in the past few hours the texas parole board has recommended to lange execution of rodney reed following new evidence that could prove his innocence 51 year old inmate is due to be executed in days for the murder of a woman 23 years ago but his lawyers say new testimony implicates the woman's fiance instead the board's recommendation of a 120 day reprieve now ghosts the governor john hendren wants no judge no in the heart of texas one life is lost one is in jeopardy and those attending this vigil say that on wednesday the state plans to execute an innocent man woke up this was at my home of the yes of the it's a racially charged case a black man accused of the 1906 rape and murder of a white woman convicted by an all white jury and sentenced to die the main link police found rodney reid's d.n.a. on the victim but new evidence casts doubt on reid's guilt is this is. justice are you confident you'll get justice. well with the support and what we have yes i just have to hold on to there at ces. that's what i have to hold on to a coworker of the victim now corroborates reid story that he was

man on the spot was bruce lange. he felt strongly that u.s.hould not admit the shah and explained why in a top-secret letter to the state department. >> i thought until the revolution had put its own institutions of government in place and we had put an ambassador in place and signaled in that way our acceptance of the revolution that it would be dangerous to proceed with his admission. narrator: jimmy carter's decision to admit the shah and -- incensed the iranian public. there were daily demonstrations outside the main gates of the u.s. embassy compound. inside, security had already been beefed up to protect a reduced staff of 70. the embassy's agricultural attache on november 4, 1979, he was leaving the embassy grounds for his office off the compound a block and a half away. >> as i walked out of the chancellery that morning there , was chanting out front. we knew it was a celebration that one year previous students h's been shot but the sha people in the streets. >> on that particular morning, we did not perceive more threat than usual. na

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. >> i am amber kanwar in for amanda lang.e joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audience is. hong kong under siege. university siege has transfixed hong kong, raising fears of more crackdowns. saudi aramco's race to the public market. the saudi's cut the oil giant valuation, and scrapped the london leg of its roadshow. concessions to get the ipo done. ford reinvents the mustang. a muscle car was unveiled as a battery-powered crossover designed to become a player in the electric vehicle market. vonnie: quick check on the major averages in the u.s.. not much movement to speak of. we were lower in some of the indices earlier but up in the dial slightly. a few stocks to watch including energy producers. oil is down today. .ll told, pretty muted day x.m also looking at the s&p ts we are up this year. the funny thing is, this is the 11th time we have hit an all-time high. it seems there is no shopping make -- stopping the canadian market. be hard-pressed to find a market anywhere in the world that is not within three or 5% of

trish: former trump state department christian lang discusses all of this.xt. ♪ you talk to me... in every family, small conversations can make a big impact. i grew up on tour with my parents. kind of different, but we bonded over music just like other families do over sports, camping, or other interests. and we talked. little everyday conversations, from silly to serious, that built a foundation over time. honest conversations like when my dad shared his experiences as an alcoholic. your honesty about that part of your life gave me a sense of integrity that i wanted to uphold in my own life. and i was so grateful that you and mom had become these sober, stable people who were always there for me. i wanted you to know from someone who's been in recovery more than 30 years now, that hard work is what creates success, not alcohol or other drugs. whether it's music or anything else. i said it a lot and i'm glad you took it to heart. talk. they hear you. for more information about talking with your kids about underage use of alcohol and other drugs, visit undera

. >> lang you. in my neighborhood in the mission we have a lease. we got that all tracked. you are absolutely correct. those are all speculators waiting for a few couple developments in the mission. those not vacant are month-to-month. i think we are all with you. to me it is simple. all of us have some sort of appeal process. bad players will be found out and not get the appeal. good people you could build criteria. show me proof of conditional use taking this long. let the features be reversed through appeal. not i am going to refund you money to pay the penalty. it would be easier. that is how i see it. >> yeah, i mean some people will have trouble coming up with $25,000 to have it given back. if you have to finance that, then getting it back is harmful. you have to pay the financing fees, and the people that need to finance this are not going to low cost lenders and they are going to high cost lenders that will cost money. >> that is an equity issue. >> i think that some appeal process and really being proactive about that, knowing that situation can arise so that there

like peanuts could lang out while you're at work or keep you company while you're watching tv. >> tellthe importance of adopting, ta. >> yes. we have dogs seven years and older and we're looking to give them the best years of their lives. now they are in place where they are homeless and looking for a forever home, so ware here to help make that connection. >> i think one benefit if they are seven or eight, they are trained. >> yes. a lot of them have really good house manners. peanuts came home with me, he did his business outside and came in and went to bed. >> he is so cute. if you love peanuts, he is your guy. thanks so much. >> thank you so mitch. we appreciate it. >> wave to the camera. >> 5:46. let's get a check of the roads. >> right now unfortunately that drive got tougher. reports of a traffic alert on the east shore freeway as you approach 580 headed towards the richmond san rafael bridge on the east side of 80 which is the non-commute direction. it is pretty serious injuries. delays in both directions. there is a eastbound 80 as you approach 580. the three left lanes are bl

officials believe that one cartel may have mistook the suvs for a rival gang, families disagree, christina lang ford got out of her car, caved an -- waved and said don't shoot, they did. they found her 15 feet from her car. they shot two more families on the same road an hour later, reportedly shot at relatives attempting to rescue the victims, a rival cartel would have fired back. officials claim that jaurez car tool mistook suvs coming from sinaloa cartel, the families counter, that cartels don't go to war traveling alone, they believe one faction burned suv with the family inside to create a plume of smoke to lure their rivals into a trap. >> we can't imagine who is so evil they would use women and children for whateverrens theyes they had in mind, and just murder innocent people. >> bottom line, cartels are wealthy, they have binoculars and radios, they don't mistakenly kill american women and children, not because they care but because it is because for business. >> a heartbreaking day for those families and friends. joining me now, cochise county arizona sheriff mark danels your reaction

mostly sunny to partly sunny although clouds will lang around along the coast. cool in pacifica at 60. 70 in fremont. 72 san jose. mid-70s concord. mid-60s for san francisco and oakland. >> we're getting first reports of a crash. it is a minor accident, a fender bender and not blocking any lanes. they pushed into the over shoulder pretty quickly. you can see the flashing lights off to the side so things should be wrapping up in a couple minutes. things are getting busy for the trek out of the east bay into san francisco. taking a look at traffic and saying hello. no delays. 70miles per hour as you work past that 286-80 connector so an easy ride with no delays. 35 minutes from san jose there. westbound 580, our hot spot, 34 minutes to 680. no accidents. we're seeing brake lights westbound as you work your way there. >>> thanks. going live right now to treasure island where they have been having power issues for almost 24 hours now. the power went out yesterday afternoon. then the emergency management got generators out there. they turned them off at midnight and

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where do the products exist where we can be amplifying greening and where we turn more paving in a lang time. it's the biodiversity crisis that we need to do our best practices the first time around, or it's more stuff to retrofit down the line. i'm going to go through the ideas that the agencies came up with together. first of all within native plant production. in part because of your production and this city wide elevating this idea and this vision, we have had a lot of success working with the major development projects on incorporating california and local native plants into the open space projects as well as working with the colleagues on city-led projects and other open spaces. we are going to need a lot more plants. we feel the city has an opportunity to take ownership of this. we really especially see the opportunity in a lot of our currently vacant or underutilized sites, whether it a future development site. we're looking at this in central soma, for example, and these native plant nurseries are opportunities to provide neighborhood beautification as well as workforce develop